Florence And The Machine finally release their second album! The British band Florence And The Machine already attracted attention with their fantastic debut "Lungs" in 2009. Now Florence Welsch and co. are back and have treated fans to a second studious album entitled "Ceremonials". On the new record, frontwoman Florence promises less influence of the indie style that made the band's early days. However, the acclaimed Paul Epworth, who had already worked with the band on their debut album, has taken on the production this time around. By the way, this talented Brit has also worked on both of Adele's albums, last year's Cee Lo Green album and the fantastic Bloc Party album "Intimacy". The release of the album, which was recorded in April and May this year in the famous Abbey Road studio in London, was already highlighted during the summer holidays by a song called "What The Water Gave Me". Now, however, the first official single is about to be released, and the band has chosen the very catchy "Shake It Out" as the first listen. Florence And The Machine have also unveiled a beautiful video for it these days... The album "Ceremonials" is released in two versions. In addition to the basic format with twelve songs, a deluxe version will be available, on which fans will find eight extra songs. In several cases, there will be additional new songs that didn't fit on the classic version of the album, while other items will be demos and acoustic versions of the new songs.